Deer & Wildlife Fence

Starting at $25/ft Fully Installed (on Standard posts, Terminals extra). Deer & Wildlife Fence keeps wildlife in, or out. It provides protection for plants, gardens, or animals and prevents diseases and ticks from entering your property, reducing the need to use pesticides.

• Mesh 2096 (20 strands x 96″h)
• Wire 12-1/2 ga. Class 3
• Knot Type Hinge Joint

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  Hinge Joint

  
  This economical knot choice is formed by wrapping vertical stay wires around the line wires at each intersection. Absorbs animal impact without damage. Acting as a hinge, allowing the fence to spring back into shape and give under pressure.

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• Typical Line Posts 6×6 Treated Spaced @ Maximum 10′ Apart
• Typical Terminal Posts 8×8 Ends, Corners, and Gates

Upgrades

• 6″ Stay Wire Spacing (Standard is 12″)
• Add Two 2×6 Rails (Top and Middle)
• T-Post Caps

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  T-Post Caps

  
  T-Post Caps help to protect livestock and from the sharp ends of metal t-posts.

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• Gripples

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  Gripples

  
  Standard Gripples are used to connect rolls of agricultural wire. The exposed view top left shows the mechanism at work: wires go in from either side and are locked in place. T-Gripples (on the right) are used to connect a cut wire roll to itself after winding it around a post.

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• Join 1′ of Fence with Gripples

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  Join 1' of Fence with Gripples

  
  Standard Gripples are used to connect rolls of agricultural wire. The exposed view top left shows the mechanism at work: wires go in from either side and are locked in place. Gripples (on the right) are used to join 1′ of fence in the middle of a run.

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• Barbed Wire Topper
• Screw Piles

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  Screw Piles

  Screw Piles are posts that are turned into the ground by machine as opposed to the usual digging and cementing process. They are a requirement for most deck permits.

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• Bedrock Attachment

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  Bedrock Attachment

  
  Bedrock Attachments may be required to install posts in unusually rocky conditions. Bars are welded to the piles and inserted into holes drilled in the bedrock.

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More Info

• View Schematic